
 Ethical Machines
 Ethical Machines When Biased AI is Good
 Aug 1, 2024 
 David Danks, a professor of data science and philosophy at UCSD, challenges the conventional wisdom about biased AI. He argues that in certain scenarios, biased algorithms can yield positive outcomes when managed effectively. The conversation explores the ethical complexities of AI bias, especially in areas like hiring and judicial decision-making. Danks emphasizes the need for a nuanced approach to AI, suggesting that collaboration between data scientists and ethicists is crucial for developing fairer systems while maintaining human oversight. 
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 Intro 
 00:00 • 2min 
 Navigating AI Bias and Ethics 
 01:42 • 20min 
 Bias in AI and Judicial Decision-Making 
 22:04 • 6min 
 The Ethics of Decision-Making: Human Responsibility vs. Machine Outsourcing 
 28:10 • 2min 
 Ethics of Algorithmic Bias 
 30:10 • 13min 
 The Role of Education in AI Ethics and Governance 
 42:43 • 3min 
 Acknowledging the Team Behind the Podcast 
 45:15 • 2min 
